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. Miss Jo Ann Tweedi, daughter of L. R. Twedie, who
was installed as worthy advisor of Chadwtck Assembly,
- Order d Rainbow for Girls Tuesday night at formal cere-
monies at the Masonic temple. Mis3 Lois Burris is the out-
going worthy advi3or. (lesten Miliei.
Home Rites
Are Read
Miss Rosalie Hoover, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hoo
ver, was married on Sunday after
Boon. May 28 to Aaron Dumheck,
on of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dum
beck. The nuptials took plate at
4 o'clock at the Hoover home on
Worth Capital street.
The Rev. S. Raynor Smith of
ficiated. Mrs. Gene Cooksey sans;
"Because and "At Dawning and
Mrs. -James Smart was the pianist.
The improvised altar was decor
ated with calla lillies and roses
Canked by white tapers.
The bride, who wax given in
marriage by her father, wore a
mass green suit with brown hat
and accessories. She carried a
prayer book marked with a purple
rchjd.
Mrs. R. D. Jewell was the honor
attendant and wore a pastel pink
Itreas with black accessories ,and
corsage of pink roses. Addison
JMarsheil was best man.
Mrs. Hoover wore an aqua jer
sey print with corsage of garden
ias and roes for her daughter's
wedding; Mrs. Dumbeck's gown
was of navy blue and her flowers
were roses and gardenias.
At the wedding receptUn Mrs
Edna Ramn cut the cake and!
ervifig were Peggy Gabriel and j
Sua Dorothy Zerzan.
The couple will live in Salem
t 2460 N. 19th street.
Juniors Install
New Officers
. The Salem Junior Woman's dub
Mutual mothers tea and installa
tion of officers was held Monday
slight at the clubhouse. Officers
nd committee chairmen gave
their annual reports. Two new
irvmbers elected including Mrs.
Wary Thomas and Mrs. Cedric
Keaney. Mrs. Fred Cast Is the re
tiring president.
Mrs. Estill Brunk was the In
stalling officer and Mrs. Carl Hal
vorson the conductress. New offi
Cn installed were Mewiames Roy
Mink, president; Arthur Roethlin,
ft rat vice-president; Lawrence
Fitzgerald, second vice-president;
Wallace Wilson, correspond i ng
secretary;1 Wendell Ewing, treas
urer; Gerald Fisher, financial sec-
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ian; Norman Winslow, publicity;
Calvin Kent. Thomas P. Hill. Ill,
Waldo Ott and Donald Parker, di
rectors: and Miss Lucille Satter,
recording secretary.
Mrs. Brunk was re-elected ad
visor to the club for the ensuing
year. Musical numbers were given
by Joan Stark, accordion, and
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Emelyn Frazer, vocal, accompa
nied by Miss Gladys Edgar. j
At the tea hour Mrs. George ;
W. Moore and Madam Rosalie
Sydonia of Vallejo. Calif., poured.
The table centerpiece was of pink,
yellow and coral roses flanked by
green candles.
The club's annual picnic is ten
tatively scheduled for June 10.
FOE Auxiliary
Election Held
Election or officers of FOE iur
iliary was held at the May meet
ing with Berniece Fletcher namgU
president; Alena Friesen, Ji'ice
president; Pauline Lewis, enap
lain; Lillian Hamilton, secretary;
Golda Carver, treasurer; May Ap
lin, Mary Staats and Matilda Zie
liruki. trustees; Dora Pabst, inside
guard; and Flora Fox, outside
guard.
Initiation was held for the fol
lowing: Ethra West. Inah Hitch.
Geneva Allen, Delia Burroughs,
Lucille Fox of West Stayton, Min
nie Lane. Carole Sper.cer, Helen
Leaure, Mary Ann Leasure. lone
Meyers, Maxine Kleinsmith and
Minnie Nelson.
On May 26 the auxiliary offi
cers and drill team went to Sheri
dan to assist with the instituting,
initiation and installation of offi
cers in the new Phil Sheridan
auxiliary. On Tuesday. June 4, in
stallation of officers will be held
at the hall.
Golda Garver won the member
ship campaign contest. Losing
teams will give a covered dish !
supper at 6 o clock preceding tne
installation on Tuesday
The auxiliary drill team is pre
paring for the state convention to
be held at Astoria in June. There
are still a few openings in the
team. Officers of the auxiliary
will take part in the ritualistic
competitions during convention.
Mrs. Wallace Hug will ha a
bridge hostess tonight at her South
12th street home for the pleasure
of her tlub. A late supper will
be served after several hours of
contract.
Society
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MAXINE BUREN
Women's Editor
Date Told
At Party
Tuesday
At the beautifully arranged at
home for whicpi Miss Maria Dare
and Mrs. George Fletcher were
hostesses Tuesday night at the
latter's countrjjr home announce
ment was made of the engagement
and approaching marriage of Miss
Dare's sister, Mrs. Lucia Dare
Tyler, to Lelajhd F. Sarff son of
Mrs. Vj White jpf San Ysidro, Cal
if. The bride-to-be is the daugh
ter of iMrs. B T. Dare of Port
land, fbrmerlypof Salem.
The wedding of the couple will
be an event tif Sunday, July 14.
Little Lucia Maria Tyler passed
the guests announcement cards
bearing the names o the couple
and the date. I The hostesses and
honor guest received informally in
the Jivjing roofn.
Presiding at lithe urns during the
eveniog were jlrs. D. Gemu ri
der, Mrs. Ray Lafky, Mrs. Daniel
Olin nd. Miss-Olga Munsori. As
sisting v were Miss Hattie Bratzel,
Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. relbert
Schwa bbauer : and Mrs. 4 Vefn
Robb.. Bouquetslof roses and other
spring ; flowerst were a r ranged
about: th4 rooms and on the serv
ing table! i
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Multnomah rotW anrl fr h.i"u" " uu II1 1 u"
past fjyejyears has been employed
at Quweliberryii Central Pharm
acy. Jilitf Is a member of ZorHa,
International and the Salem Jun
ior Wqmin's club. Mr. Sarff is a
graduate! of Oregon State college
and is nJw a pharmacist at Quis
enberry' He served overseas
with thesnavy for three years.
DAR Picnic Will
Be cn Champoec
Merrbeh of cijhemeket chapters
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, will mtet for a picnic
luncheoni on Saturday ai Memo
rial cabinX Champoeg. at 1 o'clock.
Miss Ola! Clark, retiring regent,
will" give her annual report and
Mrs. C. j.! Roblin, newly elected
regent, and her officers will be
installed. ) ; m
The hostess committee includes
MesdarfGes Homer Goulet. sr.,
chairman, P. T. Bouffleur, H. M.
Broadbent, 1 D. A. Looney. H--D,
LangClle, L. LoOs. F. J. Wied. W.
W. Ajlen, Karl Steiwer nd Miss
Marguerite Looney.
Miss Doolittle a I
Luncheon Hostess
Misis Jeanne Doolittle was host
ess fr a luncheon at her home
Monday afternoon in compliment
to a jroup of graduating seniors.
The centerpiece was of spring
flowers flanked by white tapers.
Scrolls, l representing diplomas,
bearing a message of good luck,
marked places for the guests.
Co ers were placed !for the
Misses Lois Burris!, Shirley Kin
nane, Shirley Luidahl. Pat Mac
namaa. Janet lliller, Shirley
Post, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart,
Roberta Ross, Bern Wall and the.
hostess.
MrJ and Mrs. Herbert L. SUf fi
sr. are arranging a dinner part;
tonight for the pleasure of Misi
Irene' Wolff and her fiance, Ralph
Livesay. who will be marrtfd or
Thursday. A group of the cojuple'.
intimate friend have been ii9 itec
to the affair.
The Sigma Tau Mothers will
entertanlcd r riday afternoon a
the horn of Mrs. Homer McWainj!
80 Faiifview avenue, at 1:30
o'clock I'dessert luncheon. All
mothers pof members and pledges
are invited to attend.
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JERYME ENGLISH
Society Editor
CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
- Past Presidents Hal Hibbard auxil
iary. USVW. with Mrs. John Bertle
son. 110 E. Lefelle St.. 1 o'clock dessert
luncheon.
-: Sigma Tau Mothers with Mrs. Homer
McWain. 90 Fairvtew avenue, 1:30 des
sert luncheon.
SATURDAY
- Chemeketa chapter. DAR. picnic
luncheon. Chainpoeg. 1 p.m.
MONDAY
il Salem PEO fbuncil no-host luncheon
tor unaffiliated members. Bluebird, 1
a.m.
To Celebrate
Birthday
S John Michael Smith, son of Mr.
nd Mrs. Francis W. Smith, will
celebrate his fifth birthday on
Saturday afternoon at a garden
party at the home of his parents
on Cascade Drive. A group of his
friends hava been invited to the
4S)irthday party between 3 - and S
O clock.
'? Games will be played in the
yard to be followed by birthday
Cake and refreshments. Movies
Will be shown in the play room.
Assisting Mrs. Smith will be
John's grandmother. Mrs. Walter
H. Smith, ind Mrs. Douglas
Thompson, Mrs. Irvin B. Hill, Mrs.
Merritt Truax, Mrnj Kenneth
Carlson and Mrs. George William
Son. r
"j Bidden to the , party ar Jay
and Terry Thompsori. Kennie
Hitchcock, Robert Michiriel Brown
11. Bobby and Dick I Hill. Tom
Dunham, Neena Lee Rieder of
Portland, Sally and Suzanne Joeh
imsen. Gene Williamsori. Bill Neu
rier. Neil Lancefield. Douglas and
Linda Thompson, Ronnie Cren
shaw. Janet Thede aijid William
Hagen. j
; Salem Rebekah lod(4 met Man
day night with Mrs. Ralph Horna
day, noble grand presiding. Mrs.
Albert Beckman was efchrted noble
grand for the ensuing fix months.
Mrs. Fred Shafer, vice grand; Mrs.
Clem Ohlsen. recording secretary;
Mrs. Hazel Price, treasurer, and
Mrs. Emil Otjen, team captain.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge ses
sion at Medford gave; sidelixhts
on the convention. !
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I Capt. and Mrs. Philip France
McKinlay (Doris Harold) and two
months old son, Elbert, have ar
rived in Salem from St. Louis,
Mp,. where Captain McKinlay was
-stationed at Jefferson Barracks.
iThey are guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
larold. Captain McKinlay was
released from active duty and Is
how on terminal leave.
i Mrs. Rossell Pratt entertained
members of the Monday Study
club at a luncheon at her North
Z4th street home. This was the
last gathering of the group for the
season. Mrs. Frederick Hill
Thompson was elected president
for the ensuing year and Mrs. L.
V". Benson, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay
and their daughter and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadley
and Eileen Patricia, are leaving
today to spend the remainder of
the week at the McKay's summer
home at Neskowin.
Meadowlsrk pest Sit! aaxillary.
VFW, held initiaUon for Mary K.
Fox. Esther Bressler and Loretta
Isom1' at the meeting Thursday
night. Delegates elected to the
CJtming encampment at Corvallis
were Patricia Sager and Betty
Wieprecht and alternates. Doro
thy Chase and Mona Warlng
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!Miss Culver
To Be June
! Bride
' Wedding bells will ring on Sat
urday. June 15 for Miss Dolores
Culver and Robert D. Lindstrom.
Miss Culver is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Culver and
her fiance is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Lindstrom. The couple's
engagement was announced in
February.
The ceremony will take place
in the fireplace room of the First
Congregational church before
members of the immediate fam
ily. The bride-to-be has asked Mrs.
Daryl Mason (Carol Schaffer) to
be her only attendant and T. A.
Lindstrom, Jr. will be his brother's
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple will leave on their
honeymoon to Carmel and other
California points. They will re
turn to Salem to live and in the
fall will go to Corvallis where he
will attend Oregon State college.
Mrs. Eichard L. Cooler enter
tained members of St. Helena's
Guild at her D street home Tues
day night.
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The meeting- f Past Regeata.
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, scheduled for May 31 has
been postponed.
Lee-Hyde
Vows Are
Revealed
Announcement is being made of
the marriage of Miss Gayle Ann
Hyde, daughter of Mrs. George
Trunk, to Technical Sergeant Lyle
Ernet Lee. soft of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Lee.; all of Salem, on
May 15 in Portland with the Rev.
Paul Kunzman officiating before
members of the immediate family
and a few friends.
After a trip to the Oregon
mountains and lakes the newly
weds left for Montana and Yel
lowstone National Park.
Sergeant Lee will return to the
air corps on July 1 to take a course
as an instructor in Jet Engines.
The couple expect to 'live in Mon
tana. The bride is a graduate of Salem
schools and has been employed
at the Commercial Book Store.
Her husband is also a graduate
of Salem schools and returned to
the states this winter from Japan,
after his liberation from a prison
camp.
UGGE
Graduation, Vacation
and -June Bride Gifts!
Miss Reidy
Is Honor
Guest ;
Mrs. John Gallagher and Mrs.
Raymond Carton were hostesses
for a smartly arranged bridal par
ty Tuesday night at the latter's
home on the South River Road
for the pleasure .of Miss Honors
Reidy, who will be married to
Louis llodak on June 29.
The evening hours were spent
informally with a miscellaneous
shower honoring the bride-to-be.
A late supper was served by the
hostesses. The ierving table was
centered with a heart shaped vase
filled with pastel flowers and
flanked by tapers and a miniature
bride.
Honoring Miss Reidy were Me
dames John Natham. Karl IJarr,
Lawrence Kelsh. George llemaun,
Iawrence Alley, Henry Kropp,
Joseph Albrich. Philip Jakoki,
V'inre Rodakowski, Al Barry, Miss
Alvine Amort, Miss Anna Karst
and the hosier set.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. feeler
are leaving today r Oakland,
Calif. Returning with them on
Sunday will be their daughter.
Margie, who is completing her
freshman year at Mills college.
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Mrs. flefi IT. aenari aa4 Mrs.
John Vmrmm went by plan to
Seattle Monday to Join their hus
bands, who were already In the
north. They are the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Emit Kirk and
while there enjoyed a cruise on
the'Sirk's yacht on the sound. The
Sirt era folk expert to return to
Salem today, j
Women I Golfers
Play Tuesday
Women golfers playing on In
dies Day at the Salem Golf club
Tuesday receiyd prizes for their
putting score. (Mrs. Fred liemarrtl
was winner id class A;- Mrs Roy
H. Simmons, class 11; Mrs. ilrry
McBurnett, class C. The special
prize was awarded to Mrs. Harry
Sihenk. (
Playing were Meadames James
Haley, J. E. Albrich. Ralph Ham.
II ton. Carl Porter. Harry Schetik,
Glenn Steven, Conrad Paulson,
Reynolds Allen. R. I. Mai Lac Man,
Fred Bernard., Robin Day, Robert
Rihhi.p. W. Tj filler, Robert J
eph. Creighton Jones, Leon per
ry, W. T. Waterman, tt ward
Roth Kate Rett, Roy II. Simmons,
Steve Fnuehek. Harry McBurnett,
Millard Pekar, Steve Craus. Tom
my Thrmoort. Ifan Marble. Se
phus Starr, Claude Johns. Roheit
Burns. Ross Cop pock, John llelt
rel, Richard Cooley, Edgar A. Lin
den, jr.. and Joe C. Vine.
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